Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1947 — Page 5
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In Bribery
’ Jury Debates Hour And 50 Minutes (Continued From Page One) porters, “except that the case will be appealed.” “The case will be appealed,” he .. repeated firmly, His son, Robert, and his daughter, Mrs. Olga Latta, sitting 10 feet away, rushed to the former congressman's side as soon as the court adjourned. The daughter. seemed to be urging him to take some action. Looks Pale, Strained May listened intently and then smiled down upon her, patting her shoulder. Mrs. Latta, who looked pale and strained as the jury ‘its verdict, quickly regained her "ise as she told reporters:
will all come out in the wash. We know in our hearts that we are right. Tt will all work, out. Murray Garsson, the younger brother, failed to conceal his emotion after court adjourned. “Im still not guilty} he said defiantly. Composed, Smiling He echoed the words again and again. Then he broke into tears and covered his bespectacled eyes with his heavy hand. His older brother, Henry, remained composed and smiling. He refused to discuss the verdict.
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GUILTY—Ex Rep. Andrew J J May, found guilty in federal court in bribery case.
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"FACES PENALTY—Dr. Henry M. Garsson, who was convicted lk with Andrew J. May to-
Henry, a short, gentle-appearing man, picked up a brief case and moved toward, the courtroom door. “We are not guilty,” he said in a well-controlled voice. “We will be vindicated.” It was an anonymous penciled note which ‘set in" motion the investiga- _ tion which led to the trial. The investigation took almost two | years. The actual trial—excluding jury deliberations — lasted - from April 22 to July 2. This was 47 court days. "Bore No Signature
The senate war investigating committee received a penciled note! shortly after the war ended. suggested that the committee look| into the affairs of the Garsson mu"nitions business. It bore no signature. The committee ‘nauiry got underway officially on Sept. 15, 1945, May and the Garssons and Joseph PF, Freeman, the Garssons’ Washington representative, were indicted by a grand jury on Jan. 23, 1947. Freeman was ordered acquitted by Judge Schweinhaut becatise the government failed to establish a prima facie case against him. The major issues in the case revolved about the Cumberland Lumber Ce. and a 2100-acre tract of timberland near Whitesburg, . Ky., in May's congressional district. The government charged that the firm and the land were merely cloaks to funnel more than $53,000 in bribes from the Garssons’ to May, 1043. ‘ The government contended there had been earlier payments, that the Garssons had been. paying May's personal debts since 1941, but it stressed the Cumberland operations as the main issue in the “case.
U. S. Will Deliver 100 B-25’s to Brazil
DALLAS, Tex., July 3 (U. P) American-made B-25 bombers — more ‘than 100 of them—will soon
be ready for delivery to Brazil, the!
army air forces announced dere today. The sale is the first of an undisclosed ‘number this government will make to put into effect Presi-
dent Truman's policy of arming the |
western hemisphere.
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Pharmacy Firm Promotes Key Men
| Changes Announced
| By Pitman-Moore Pitman-Moore Co, which is en|larging its pharmaceutical labora- | tories at 1200 Madison ave., today made public changes and promo{tions among its executive officers.
ager of the company’s* New York branch- and eastern region, has
{been made assistant secretary of ||
{the firm and its parent eorporation, Allied Laboratories, Ine.
Albert ©. Brethauer, formerly
treasurer. L. W. Welch, who has been man- | ager of the organization's south- | western region, has been appointed sales manager. His assistant, Stewart E. Ruch, was advanced from director of sales training, a job he held before joining the navy in world war IT. M. C. Bartlett, who was in charge of the customer service department, has been named export manager to direct export operations. ‘George 8. Schilling, long a key figure in the biological laboratories at Zionsville, has been advanced
production and Dr. Raymond D. Gochenour has been made assistant laboratory director. Dr. Hugh E. Martin, acting consultant and adviser of the sales de- | partment, has been appointed direc{tor of the newly created professional service department and Dr. W. 8. Daugherty of the company’s scientific staff, has been named director of the veterinary medical department,
2 State Youths Ki Killed
In Automobile Crash CORYDON, Ind, July 3 (U, P). —Two youths were added to the Hoosier traffic death toll this mornling when the car in which they were riding crashed over an embankment into the Blue river 10 miles west of Corydon. Jack Dempsey Funk, 21, and Shoudy Anderson Miller Jr. 20, were riding with Robert E. Rhoads, 26, all from Corydon, when the aeccident occurred on State Road 62. Mr. Punk died instantly, state police reported. Mr. Miller died several hours after the accident in 8 New Albany hospital. Mr. Rhoads
‘Presbyterian Moderator
‘Talks. Reformation Day Washington, |
William LaRoe Jr, D. C. moderator of the Presbyterian church of the U. 8. A, will be principal speaker for the first city-wide observance of Reformation day, Nov. 2, in First Baptist church.
Dr. Ray Ewing Vale, pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church,
First Car of New Wheat Is Received. Here
The first car of few Indians
auditor, has been named assistant
Fire Code Issued
IFor States Hotels
New Regulations In Effect Nov.
In an effort to check iin and loss of life by fire, the state fire marshals department has is‘sued a fire safety code for: hotels, It goes into effect Nov. 1. The regulations were announced yesterday by State Fire Marshal Carter I. Bowser. They are the first state ‘co-ordinated fire safety frestrictions’ to be placed on hotels. Some 330 establishments will be affected. "Provisions of the code are: ONE: All interior stairways used as exits in hotels of three or more stories must be inclosed. TWO: Open elevator shafts must be inclosed in material that will resist fire for at least oné hour, THREE: Hotel fire glarm systems must be connected. with city systems to prevent delayed fire warnings. FOUR: All hotels must have a fire guard on duty 24 hours a day.
must be flame-proofed and use of confetti and serpentine is prohibited. SIX: Green lights must be used
lighting systems which conform. except for color have until July 1, 1049, to comply with this regulation. Authority for the code was provided by the 1947 legislature. It was developed by the fire. marshal and hotel representatives and has the approval of Governor Gates. Cities to Get Copies
ficials and hotels as soon as’ they are received from the printer, The fire marshal’s office also-re-ported a gross lack of fire protection in the majority of townships in the state. A questionnaire answered by 60 per cent of 1016 township trustees to which it was sent revealed that 290 townships have no protection whatever.
Hamilton Named
By Credit Group
Robert C. Hamilton, Indianapolis, has been appointed executive secre-
Association of Installment Credit Companies, Ine.
executive
Companies,
Mr. Hamilton president.
Oct. 20 and 30, Offices will be at 609 Union Title bldg. Hy
Kankakee Forest
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park.
counties.
on development was set. “We intend to proceed cautiously perhaps awaiting more
any property,” he said.
ler, Crown Point; Kentland; Ivar Hennings,
Walter Atkinson, Morocco; Howard Hiestand, Kentland; Edward . Brennam, Gary; Leo R. Highett, Morocco. J. Holton Brown and Otto Fifield, Crown Point, and Isaak Bloom, Gary.
FIVE: All banners and bunting|
to mark exits.© Hotels that: have §
Mr. Bowser said copies. of the] regulations will be sent to city of- |
tary of the newly formed Hoosier |
Purpose of the association is to| encourage constructive serving of the need of Indiana borrowers, according to Richard E, Meier of Evansville,
The first meeting of the association will be held in Indianapolis
Committee Named
The state department of conservation today announced the committee to develop plans for the projected Kankakee state forest and
The department was mandated by the 1947 general assembly to create a forest and park along the Kankakee river in Lake and Newton
Assistant Conservation Director Byron C. Kennedy said no time limit
‘avorable conditions before actually acquiring
The committeer members are: Joseph L: Quinn, Terre Haute; Ross Macy, Fountain City; Lloyd E. Cut~ Russell L. Zell, South Bend; Lloyd Arbuckle, Lake Village;
wood for their wedding. * They' Church of the Flowers, Glendale.
a week-end honeymoon,
PRELUDE TO LOHENGRIN—Screen Player Michael O'Shea «gives Actress Virginia Mayo a hug as they make plans in. Holly-
Il be married Saturday in Little Screen assignments permit only
To Avert Strike
Southern Operators Plan Lewis Meeting
(Continued From Page One) the basic rate, from $1.18% to $1.53 hourly. On the knotty issue of Mr. Lewis’ health and welfare fund, it was understood the operators agreed to Acontinue ‘paying into the fund at
ia ton and possibly 7% cents. Mr, | Lewis had asked 10 cents.
were said to be: SAFETY: The federal mine safety
Mr. Hamilton code, which Mr. Lewis had asked as
for the past seven |the answer to mine accidents, will|
years has been secre=~ tary of the Indi-
ana Association of Small Loan The mine operators agree to “screen
|be adopted in pits covered by the
revision.
SUPERVISORY EMPLOYEES:
Mine Owners Move
least the present royalty of 5 cents |
Other provisions of the settlement |
agreements, subject to review and |
jout” employees now listed as super | visors to permit an. increased number of men to come under U. M. W, jurisdiction. * The. Taft-Hartley la~ bor law excludes supervisory workers from Wagner act bargaining rights, " VACATIONS: The, same $100 annual vacation provided in the old contract with the government. Mr. Lewis also had been reported
that would free him and the union from breach-of-contract provisions of the Taft-Hartley law. There was no official word on how this issue was settled.
seeking language in the contract]
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